publicKey := privateKey.Public()Ĭonverting it to hex is a similar process that we went through with the private key. Since the public key is derived from the private key, go- ethereum's crypto private key has a Public method that will return the public key.
#Import ethereum wallet password#
This is the private key which is used for signing transactions and is to be treated like a password and never be shared, since who ever is in possesion of it will have access to all your funds. Then we strip of the 0x after it's hex encoded. We can now convert it to a hexadecimal string by using the go- ethereum hexutil package which provides the Encode method which takes a byte slice. privateKeyBytes := crypto.FromECDSA(privateKey) Then we can convert it to bytes by importing the golang crypto/ecdsa package and using the FromECDSA method. Add also your Ethereum public address into this note.To generate a new wallet first we need to import the go- ethereum crypto package that provides the GenerateKey method for generating a random private key. Tap Master Private Key, enter your Edge password and manually copy the private key in a block note. Go to your Edge wallet, search your Ethereum wallet in which you sent tokens from Binance to the Binance Smart Chain, click the 3 vertical dots on the right of your wallet (on Edge version 2, slide from right to left or tap and hold on the Ethereum wallet name and you will see the 3 vertical dots). Now you will have part of your BNB in your Ethereum address but under the BSC blockchain.ģ. Now select Binance Smart Chain (BSC) and give the require confirmations on the popup. You need to go to Binance, Wallet, WIthdraw and select the BNB wallet. Send some of your BNB available on your Binance account to the same Ethereum address in which you sent the token in the first place. Here enter the BEP2 Memo you see on Binance. If you have some BNB on your Edge Wallet, open the BNB wallet, go to Send, frame the BEP2 Address QRcode, click on the 3 vertical dots upper right and click on memo. Go to your Binance account, click on Wallet and select BNB. You need to have some BNB so you can send these coins from your BNB wallet inside Edge to the BNB wallet inside Binance, or to send some coins/tokens to Binance and trade them for BNB. Just like on the Ethereum blockchain you need to pay gas in ether (ETH), in the Binance Smart Chain you need to pay in the Binance native token called BNB.ġ.
#Import ethereum wallet free#
The process is a bit tricky but not impossible.īelow is a step by step procedure, but please feel free to contact us at if you need further assistance.Īt the end of these steps you will see that you need to pay gas in order to peg-out your token and send them to the Ethereum blockchain. So now you have to peg-out these tokens and send them again to your Ethereum wallet, this time under the Ethereum chain.
Your funds reached the specified Ethereum address but in the form of "Binance-peg ethereum tokens" as you can see if you go to and enter the hash you found in your email from Binance. If you withdrew your ether or Ethereum tokens from Binance, received an email in which you see the hash of the transaction but you don't see these funds inside Edge, neither that hash in an Ethereum explorer like Etherscan, it is possible that you chose the BNB Smart Chain instead of the Ethereum chain while you were in the Binance Withdraw screen. NOTE: If this is note edge related you can import your key into Edge and then split, eliminating the need to use Metamask. For those instructions please visit: įor the legacy instructions please continue to read.
This means users that sent to the wrong network can now recover their funds within Edge. Edge now has the ability to split EVM chains.
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